Here is a scoop, or al marco weight adjustment. [img] PUBLIUS FURIUS CRASSIPES (84 B.C.) AR Denarius O: AED CVR, turretted head of Cybele right....
Doubt I will but never know.
Thats correct and it was basically downhill from there for the Empire.
They always tend to be off a bit around this time period. This is my first Sestertius, which I still have. Her son, which is 19g. [IMG] Severus...
Its one of the better Quinarius I have seen. Love the tone especially.
I love british copper and those are lovely examples.
Wonderful coins, rooman.
Beautiful bronze, love those sides of it.
I liked it when JA had it, its a great coin. Congrats and welcome back.
I'd love one of those too and even in that condition, congrats.
Gotta go with 1 myself. Shows some of the black toning better.
Never seen this type before for him, but I don't look hard either. Nice addition eitherway. [img] Victorinus (268 - 271 A.D.) Æ(S) Antoninianus...
Shame the portrait isnt better, but the reverse is still the best, and has a face.
Nice gold, as usual.
Both are neat coins, congrats.
I picked up a Liz I schilling awhile ago but will share it in time. Here is my sixpence bought here on CT. [img] Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603 A.D.)...
I enjoy medieval coins just as much as ancient. I would like one of these later on. Nice addition.
Good luck, reverse looks cool.
An to a non specialists like us, looks like any other domitian w/ minerva. It went to the right owner!
Right one looks OK, left one looks fake.
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